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“Regime change is one of the most fundamental aspects of a democracy,” says #NehaBora. On #ScrollAdda with @ShoaibDaniyal, @neha_aisa explains why they consider the BJP India’s most dangerous political party, and more. Watch the full video here: youtube.com/watch?v=-2SJAepi…
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Identifying potential causes such as environmental exposures and genetics are a challenge when it comes to screening more people. scroll.in/article/1096431/as… Estelamari Rodriguez writes Via The Conversation
As the Pope recovers from lung cancer surgery, disease risk among non-smokers is growing

As the Pope recovers from lung cancer surgery, disease risk among non-smokers is growing

Identifying potential causes such as environmental exposures and genetics are a challenge when it comes to screening more people.

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Literary geography, which combines physical geography with literary studies, emerged as the novel became popular and grew alongside literary tourism. scroll.in/article/1095917/li… Rebecca Hutcheon ✍️ Via The Conversation
Literary tourism: Why the places we love in books can never quite be found in real life

Literary tourism: Why the places we love in books can never quite be found in real life

Literary geography, which combines physical geography with literary studies, emerged as the novel became popular and grew alongside literary tourism.

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Set in the late 21st century, the novel is about a lethal contagion spread by human conflict that sweeps the world and seemingly leaves one sole human survivor. scroll.in/article/1096016/le… Eileen Hunt writes
Lessons for the 21st century from Mary Shelley’s 1826 novel ‘The Last Man’

Lessons for the 21st century from Mary Shelley’s 1826 novel ‘The Last Man’

Set in the late 21st century, the novel is about a lethal contagion spread by human conflict that sweeps the world and seemingly leaves one sole human survivor.

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The American artist-gallerist had an uncanny eye for art across all boundaries – fashion, textiles, ceramics, furniture and even advertising. scroll.in/article/1096459/pe… Ram Rahman ✍️
Peter Nagy (1959-2026): An artist and curator who became a bridge between India and the world

Peter Nagy (1959-2026): An artist and curator who became a bridge between India and the world

The American artist-gallerist had an uncanny eye for art across all boundaries – fashion, textiles, ceramics, furniture and even advertising.

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What is available under existing schemes must be ensured, and new schemes will also have to be designed. The certificate alone might not remove the barriers that have existed for decades. scroll.in/article/1096244/ma… Soumya Swaminathan writes Via Mongabay India
Maharashtra’s recognition of women farmers will break gender barriers

Maharashtra’s recognition of women farmers will break gender barriers

Women Farmers Certificates will recognise women engaged in agriculture or allied activities as farmers, even when they do not own the land.

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‘The evolution of graphic storytelling tradition in India is the evolution of our nation,’ she added. ‘A Moving Line’ is on display at MAP, Bengaluru. scroll.in/article/1095104/a-… ✍️Arunava Banerjee
‘A line moves people’: Cartoonist Amruta Patil on the graphic narrative exhibition she has curated

‘A line moves people’: Cartoonist Amruta Patil on the graphic narrative exhibition she has curated

‘The evolution of graphic storytelling tradition in India is the evolution of our nation,’ she added. ‘A Moving Line’ is on display at MAP, Bengaluru.

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"Of course, you don’t write a novel with a moral or a plan. Any thought, so to speak, simply emerges in the writing, because it emerges from the writers mind, or his heart and soul," Novelist MG Vassanji said. Read the interview: scroll.in/article/1096366/a-…
‘A writer too faithful to history is not a fiction writer’: Novelist MG Vassanji

‘A writer too faithful to history is not a fiction writer’: Novelist MG Vassanji

An interview with the author of ‘The Apparition’, a novel set in the 13th century in the Delhi Sultanate during Alauddin Khalji’s rule.

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Sheikh Hasina’s Awami League turned the poet into a political symbol. A generation’s rejection of that politics wants little to do with him now. scroll.in/article/1096376/in… Faisal Mahmud writes
In Bangladesh, Rabindranath Tagore has become a fractured inheritance

In Bangladesh, Rabindranath Tagore has become a fractured inheritance

Sheikh Hasina’s Awami League turned the poet into a political symbol. A generation’s rejection of that politics wants little to do with him now.

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The demolition took place on 650 bighas of government-owned land in Alamganj Part-IX village. Dhubri District Commissioner Dibakar Nath told Scroll that eviction notices had been served to residents occupying 800 bighas of land. scroll.in/latest/1096794/ass…
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Excess rainfall allows bacteria and viruses to thrive and spread while drought-like conditions can intensify transmission and hygiene dangers. scroll.in/article/1096350/in… Rupsy Khurana writes
India at growing risk of infectious diseases due to climate change effects

India at growing risk of infectious diseases due to climate change effects

Excess rainfall allows bacteria and viruses to thrive and spread while drought-like conditions can intensify transmission and hygiene dangers.

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As the menopause market expands, regulation is becoming essential. Consumers must be able to distinguish information grounded in scientific evidence from purely commercial claims. scroll.in/article/1096438/fr… Jennifer Takhar & Anna Schneider-Kamp write Via The Conversation
From taboo subject, menopause is now a big business opportunity

From taboo subject, menopause is now a big business opportunity

Does it genuinely meet women’s needs, or does it help create a new market?

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A city can invest billions in a metro system or add hundreds of buses, but if the road network does not allow people to reach stations and bus stops safely and efficiently, the investment will not deliver its full potential. scroll.in/article/1096692/in… By Amitabh Kant & Madhav Pai
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The 115-minute film is led by a charming non-professional pair of actors who, despite some moments of awkwardness and self-conscious dialogue delivery, are utterly believable in their despair. scroll.in/reel/1096523/pyre-… Nandini Ramnath reviews #Pyre Via The Reel
‘Pyre’ review: A moving tale of loneliness and endurance

‘Pyre’ review: A moving tale of loneliness and endurance

Vinod Kapri’s film, starring first-time actors Heera Devi and Padam Singh, is out in cinemas.

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AI may translate that word and save you the joy and misery of translation. That is not its strength. In fact, that is its danger. scroll.in/article/1096501/tr… ✍️Rita Kothari
Translation has several different relationships with time. AI does not get any of them

Translation has several different relationships with time. AI does not get any of them

‘AI may translate that word and save you the joy and misery of translation. That is not its strength. In fact, that is its danger.’

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#UttarPradesh | The state Election Commission also ordered the deactivation of login IDs of all computer assistants working on the #ECINET portal following misuse allegations. Read more: scroll.in/latest/1096793/up-…
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Reading #OldHerbaceous is like sailing on calm water. It is a sweet, quick-witted novel about cherishing old friendships and tending to small joys of life. scroll.in/article/1096597/su… #SundayBookRecommendation by Sayari Debnath
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Air and water quality, noise levels, land use and energy costs are all impacted with poorer families bearing the brunt of it. scroll.in/article/1093648/ho… ✍️Neha Gour, Ed Maibach, & Luis Ortiz Via The Conversation
How data centres disrupt the lives of local communities

How data centres disrupt the lives of local communities

Air and water quality, noise levels, land use and energy costs are all impacted with poorer families bearing the brunt of it.

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Louise Kennedy became an author at 55. In a conversation with Sayari Debnath, Kennedy spoke about Ireland’s literary heritage, the nation’s troubled relationship with England, the politics of language and accents, and more. Read more: scroll.in/article/1096707/di…
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The future of the habitable world will not be written exclusively in the halls of parliaments but in the micro-decisions of the millions who inhabit it. scroll.in/article/1093369/to… Faisal Mahmud writes

To mitigate climate change, global policy must intersect with granular human incentives

The future of the habitable world will not be written exclusively in the halls of parliaments but in the micro-decisions of the millions who inhabit it.

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“Sugar is expensive, oil is expensive. What will we eat? We are daily-wage workers,” says a protestor at the #INDIABloc rally. "What has Modi ji done for us?" asks the protestor, adding that they plan on voting for #RahulGandhi next time. @sighyush reports
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